Name: Eccsame the Photon Band
Brand: Frontier
SKU: 70551247
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Eccsame the Photon Band

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Album: Eccsame the Photon Band
#	Song Title		Time
1)	High Writer at Hom	More Info...
2)	Day of the Monkey	More Info...
3)	Fbi and Their Toronto Transmitter	More Info...
4)	The Turtle That Dies Before Knowing	More Info...
5)	The Hermit Crab	More Info...
6)	Overlit Canyon (The Obscured Wingtip Memoir)	More Info...
7)	Hubble	More Info...
8)	Kodiak (Reprise)	More Info...
9)	Radiotricity	More Info...
10)	Your Guest and Host	More Info...

Album: Eccsame the Photon Band
#	Song Title		Time
1)	High Writer at Hom	More Info...
2)	Day of the Monkey	More Info...
3)	Fbi and Their Toronto Transmitter	More Info...
4)	The Turtle That Dies Before Knowing	More Info...
5)	The Hermit Crab	More Info...
6)	Overlit Canyon (The Obscured Wingtip Memoir)	More Info...
7)	Hubble	More Info...
8)	Kodiak (Reprise)	More Info...
9)	Radiotricity	More Info...
10)	Your Guest and Host	More Info...

Performer Notes

Lilys: Kurt Heasley (guitar, bass, organ, synthesizers, vibraphone, vocals); Harold Evans (drums, percussion, bass, vibraphone, vocals).
Additional personnel: Robert Andreano (French horn, flugelhorn, cello, slide guitar); Michael Deming (organ, vibraphone, bass); Rich Costey (loops, synthesizer); Dave Frank (drums).
Recorded at Forty Five, Hartford, Connecticut.
The obscurely titled Eccsame the Photon Band is the Lilys' detour into spartan dream-pop, a guise they wear quite well. Kurt Heasley's soft, distanced voice is ideally suited to the coldly atmospheric textures of tracks like the langorous opener "High Writer at Home" and the narcotically catchy "The Hermit Crab," and while not everything works -- too many of the ideas here are simply not realized to their fullest extent -- the record is still one of the Lilys' best. It's a shame they shed this particular skin so quickly. ~ Jason Ankeny

Professional Reviews

Alternative Press (5/95, pp.69-70) - "...On ECCSAME THE PHOTON BAND, [the Lilys have] successfully integrated their pop and experimental sides for the first time..."

Option (5-6/95, p.113) - "...Wish Seam were still together? Wish My Bloody Valentine lived in the States? Wish you had somebody other than Brian Eno to listen to when you wanna trance out...someone who makes rock'n'roll? Meet the Lilys..."